Slot IQPatient experience feedback
Ask on the way out, not six weeks later
A stand by the exit. Patients tap or scan, answer two questions and go. You see the result by site and hour, next to your wait times.

A national hospital survey can reach patients up to six weeks after they go home. The stand asks before they reach the parking lot
HCAHPS, the US national survey of hospital patients, goes to patients between 48 hours and six weeks after discharge. CMS HCAHPS fact sheet.
Two questions and done
This is what a patient sees after the tap. Send a response and watch it land.
Main Street Lab Today
How was your visit today?
Question 1 of 2
No sign-in. Your name is not asked for.
What stood out?
Question 2 of 2. Pick any.
Please leave out names and medical details.
Thank you
Your feedback goes straight to the Main Street Lab team.
See the hour the wait hurt the rating
Each stand knows its site, so nobody has to say where they were. Pick one.
All sites
What patients mention
Built for the doorway
No app, no sign-in
A tap or a scan opens the page in the phone's browser.
Two questions
A rating and what stood out, plus a comment if they want to leave one.
Nothing to plug in
It sits on any counter or shelf by the exit. No power and no cables.
Anonymous by design
In line with how Slot IQ handles patient data: no clinical information, securely stored in Canada.
What the stand collects
- The rating
- What stood out
- An optional comment
- Which stand, and when
What it never asks for
- Name
- Phone number
- Health number
- A sign-in or an app
FAQs
Questions? Ask us directly.
Is the feedback anonymous?
Does this replace our formal patient surveys?
Where do we see results?
Can we change the questions?
Which phones can tap?
Does it connect to our clinic systems?
What stops medical details ending up in comments?
Put a stand by your exit
See it on a call, set up with your own sites and services.